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Much appreciated!

Thanks!

No need to rush out and buy things!

@@iamwooooo No no, don't worry. I didn't. I don't need many of them, luckily!

Thank you!

I will definitely try it as well. So far I'm more impressed with the early game that the yellow units provide though.

Thank you!

Yeah, same. It's gonna def be a thing

I will definitely try mono red as well. My one concern for the mono red build is that the early drops (2 and 3 drop units) are not as good as the ones in yellow, and being an aggro deck, I want to have better early game threats. But we may still get some more units for it!

@iamwooooo I'm really just looking at the impact of aggression. If aggression ends up offer a tok of value in the ready and unit kill something it'll be worth it for some mighty explosive turns. The mono red may be more of a midrange force user deck that just ends up ending the game very quickly

@@doomfunk aggression was on this list for a reason!

I am very excited to play some Yellow GI with Sneak next set!

I think Chirrut works much better than Luke in this archetype. He is a much more consistent force enabler and his cheap deploy helps him brawl with Sabine and Boba decks.

I tweak things often for what I expect to face!

I think she's a step below Sabine personally.

Han is definitely challenging for Sabine! Probably need to pivot hard to ground if they Falcon, try to get key exp on units to avoid breakpoints

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It could become an issue. If you pick to play these decks you're mostly agreeing to play BO1 in the mirror match, which is why these decks have so much main deck concessions for that match up.

Mostly focus on the hand disruption and push as aggressively as possible. The tools are there but those decks also have the right answers, so no easy answer there!

Thank you!

Yeah, I think it'll be a big player in draft. Not yet super high on the power level of most of the smuggle cards in general, but there are two leaders so far that have major synergy with it, and one of them (Lando) definitely appears to be geared for constructed. And thanks!

@@iamwooooo for sure, I would consider a few heavy smuggle heavy leaders still somewhat measured, my worry is we are all having to smuggle non stop because it’s too powerful, it may break up the game. But I may well be exaggerating the risk, need to see more legendaries I guess!

Mono yellow is harder for the Green Luke (9x bounce effects). I still think he's a bit behind green too though.

Will be the same strategy against any of these hard control decks. Deploy on curve, try to blow up their hand with Throw/K2/Forced surrender. The games they get you feel bad, and sometimes they just have on-curve answers in to the board wipe.

Yeah there's a lot of weird stuff to do with Gauntlet, but I'm still not super excited about it. It is true that the officer hard counters Tech, I just don't think Tech is particularly good anyway. Might be useful in the very rare situations where both players are in a top deck grind, but otherwise it's not a card I'm particularly invested in.

Nice! Congrats

He's on the set art!

I reckon things like cad bane and darth maul could be potential legendaries

This changes for me a lot, but right now probably Chirrut or mono yellow Boba

Thanks!

Yeah :(

Congrats!

Which is why I sideboard Power Failure in my red decks.. 😅

Can't say I'm too familiar with that one

Nice! Cool to see more things succeed

Welp, should have waited the last few min 😅

Hah, yeah did include 2 of those. I think GI green is a step below Vader Green and mono red sabine a bit behind the two I talked about.

Can't invent the wheel every time!

Thank you!

It's interesting that different people are coming to different conclusions about this particular match up. It's hard to really determine, and I'm sure pilot skill will also play a huge role.

@@iamwooooo I agree that there are differing opinions. Pilot skill is a large factor for sure. Wish there was more compiled data.

You could be right, but I don't think that "Green Sabine wins in less actions, but Sabine Yellow can cheat out more actions with things like Sneak Attack." means that yellow is favoured against green, given that green tries to dominate board early. So yeah, Sabine Yellow is probably better when goldfishing, but in the games I played green is more likely to get the board lead to be slightly faster.

@@ignithas3150 it pretty much comes down to if they draw rebel assault, surprise strike and sneak attack. Thats often the entire matchup. Sad to say, but it’s really that shallow. Or who draws wing leader. There’s some nuance there, but that’s the majority of what determines the match. Regarding winning in less actions, Frank from the Orlando tournament and I have done some math. Green gets to 25 in less actions but Sabine can cheat out more actions with sneak and falcon. Yellow can also get to 25 damage before green can get to 30. That 5 life is extremely relevant

And it's a great comment.

It's not easy, but after tuning the deck and changing the main game plan (basically go full aggro vs. them), the match up has started to feel pretty close.

@@iamwooooo in my experience you need a good cunning turn to win, and if they can keep your board fairly clear, that becomes very difficult. In regards to tuning, which cards do you think do extra work here?

Yeah, Cunning is definitely the swing card in the match up. In general, trying to close the game out very fast is how yellow wins that match up. The card pool isn't huge, so there aren't that many options so to speak for the mono deck.

In small part, it's also because bobas are dropping seasoned shore trooper and some Cartel Spacer too.

It's just not as good as the others. Not nearly as much payoff for having a second red aspect vs yellow or green

It's solid, but in my opinion a step below the other two options.

Thanks!

My cousin was one of those 4. He has done really really well in our local meta with his chirrut

I can see it growing in popularity. It's definitely a solid choice.

Definitely something im considering getting.

As a finisher it could be interesting for sure.

Same here!

Whoops, meant for part 3. Will leave one there too for the algo :)

Appreciate the feedback!

Thank you!

Why do you think that? Any specific cards that you think will make aggro not viable?

@@iamwooooo a lot of answers for the turn 1 plays and none of mandolarians combo off each other like the rebel cards

It is something I could potentially accommodate, time permitting. If you're in the main SWU discord, you can find me there under the username wooooo.

That's actually where I'm looking first. The free red bounty with the bounty payoff units that have 3 power and big health pools.

@iamwooooo I know you have a GI yellow out there, but I think we got the tools for GI red. Getting access to aggression along with all these new 💣 red villains is gonna be the nuts imo.

@@doomfunk for sure! But ma klunkie (excuse my spelling) and Jabba are also appealing. Yellow and mono will be my first tests I think

I mulligan for a good curve. 2 drop to 3 drop is really important, and vs sabine in particular I want open fire. Force throw is the best card in the deck, but without your unit curve in the 1st 3 turns, it won't save you.

@@iamwoooooMany thanks. Great job at the tournament the other week. Would have loved to see you win. 👍🏻

Hope you weren't bored specifically by part 2!

I'll definitely try, but it seems a bit clunky

Hunter and the Bad Batch feels like the set 2 Hera deck that will probably get better in set 3 when we get more versions of unique clones. Keep in mind, Hunter's ability does not require an exact copy of the same card, only the name has to match, which means it works with different versions of the same character. One immediate example would be if there is a 7+ cost Hunter unit in set 2 as well. You can resource him early, deploy Hunter, attack, and pull him back to hand for free.

Everyone sees the combination of Hunter and Echo's ability right? They work together nicely...😅

@@timothydew9807 they do, and that is another use, but that is most definitely clunky. We will see how often you can pull it off when we get our hands on the cards

Thanks! And I do hope the six cost leaders get some more play

Additionally, I wanted to mention that I've been playing Entrenched in that build with Baze Malbus. His targets are space units, and naturally, his best targets are Capital Ships and Firespray. So, with 9 Sentinels on grounds, you're doing great since you're using the Control Villany tech backwards, and it's very effective against them as well, especially in your own units with Sentinel.

He's an interesting card, I just haven't felt him to be super necessary, especially since to utilize him you need to sometimes take lines you wouldn't otherwise want. But he was a consideration for me.

I think the card seems powerful, but I'm not sure that kind of value game plan is going to come to fruition. What do you think about it?

@@iamwooooo Cards like this to me are like indirect sentinel. Cards that are ridiculous if you leave them on the field so you're opponent is going to have to respond or things will get out of hand. So I think there's some indirect value there as well. i think the bad batch cards are the least obvious cards but for some reason feel like they are gonna deceptively be strong.